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Tuesday, 22 October 2019 00:00

Jakob Grazzini

Jakob Grazzini is an Assistant Professor of Economics at the University of Pavia and he is also affiliated to the Complexity Lab in Economics at the Catholic University of Milan.

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Thursday, 04 May 2017 00:00

Current Students

Graduating Students

Alessandra BAGGI

Research Area: Labor, health and education
Supervisor: Carolina Castagnetti
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Dante LANGONE

Research Area: Industrial Organization
Supervisor: Alberto Cavaliere
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Amare Alemaye MERSHA

Research Area: Macroeconomics, Monetary and Fiscal Policy
Supervisor: Guido Ascari
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Elisabetta MIRTO

Research Area: Econometrics
Supervisor: Emanuele Bacchiocchi
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Current Students - Third year

Getaendale Simesh AYELE

Research Area: Policy Evaluation
Supervisor: Maria Anna Leone
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Alessandro CUNSOLO

Research Area: Experimental Economics
Supervisor: Antonio Filippin
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Wondatir Atinafu GEBRE

Research Area: Macroeconomics
Supervisor: Jakob Grazzini
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Fabrizio GHEZZI

Research Area: Econometrics
Supervisor: Eduardo Rossi
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Paolo PEDOTTI

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Supervisor: Lorenzo Zirulia
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Daniel VOELKENING

Research Area: Microeconomics
Supervisor: Enrico Minelli
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Current Students - Second year

Simone BRAVO

Research Area: Game Theory
Supervisor: Enrico Minelli
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Federica CAIRONE

Research Area: Labor, Halth and Education
Supervisor: Massimiliano Bratti
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Xiao LI

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Supervisor: Andrea Bastianin
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Federico SEGATO

Research Area: Ineqaulity
Supervisor: Francesco Scervini e Daniele Checchi
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Andrea VISELLI

Research Area: Financial Econometrics
Supervisor: Fabrizio Iacone
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Current Students - First year

Gavino BACCIU

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Tutor: Fabrizio Iacone
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Dalya BAKRY

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Tutor: Domenico Massaro
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Onur BIYIK

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Tutor: Andrea Ariu
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Edward CRUICKSHANK

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Tutor: Roberta Rabellotti
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Fanya GAO

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Tutor: Giovanna d'Adda
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David MURAKAMI

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Tutor: Guido Ascari
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Federico MUTASCI

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Tutor: Tommaso Frattini
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Published in PhD_Economics

Friday, 21 October 2016 00:00

Macroeconomics, Monetary and Fiscal Policy

Macroeconomics studies the economic system looking at the interaction of goods, labor and financial markets. It aims to explain output fluctuations and crises, inflation dynamics and unemployment. Macroeconomists and macro-financial econometricians focus on these themes and the role of monetary and fiscal policies. They work on dynamic macroeconomics, building from microfoundations aggregating the optimal intertemporal choices of economic agents who solve a dynamic problem under the constraints posed by the structure of the economy. Researchers make use of dynamic stochastic general equilibrium (DSGE) models to analyze business cycle fluctuations and the effects of monetary and fiscal policy. Recently, particular attention has been devoted to: the effects of monetary policy in presence of financial frictions, banking and concern for financial stability; the dynamics of entry and exit of firms in the economy; the role of expectations and the effects of monetary and fiscal policies; public debt management and sovereign debt crises.

Researchers working in this area make use of theoretical as well as empirical methods, using model simulation and econometric analysis. The results of their research appears in journals such as Economic Journal, Economic Policy, European Economic Review, Journal of Applied Econometrics, Journal of Econometrics, Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control, Journal of Economic Literature, Journal of Financial Stability, Journal of Monetary Economics, Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, Review of Economic Dynamics.

Research Topics

Monetary economics, monetary and fiscal policy; macro and financial stability, DSGE modelling; business cycle fluctuations, inflation dynamics; wage and price rigidities; public debt; international finance, financial econometrics; economics of crime.

Coordinator

Guido Ascari

Faculty

PhD Students

Amare Alemaye Mersha
Wondatir Atinafu Gebre

Published in MON - Macroeconomics, Monetary and Fiscal Policy